[Alabare]

I read a prayer the other day that instructed, "Alabare! Alabare! Alabare a mi Señor." Being an accomplished Spanish student, I knew right away that Alabare means a charge to praise. (Accomplished student, what? Nope, had to look the word up on my beloved spanishdict.com). Nevertheless, alabare is a lovely directive.  

These days are full to bursting, green and bright. It is a good life the Señor has gifted us with. SO many reasons to alabar as of late -

recreational reading

laughter without a reason, always the best kind

matthew, chapter 6

snapshots of understanding and reflection

chocolate croissants and coffee with movies

late afternoon napping

long mornings and long talks at atomic cafe

farm stand visits

evening runs through the woods

books that remind me to celebrate

grass, beach laying

New England this time of year - stunning. 

oh yes. summer summer summer is upon us.